
Browse 86 headstart programs across West Virginia. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in West Virginia can make the decision-making process smoother.
West Virginia has about 562 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in West Virginia. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 562 daycares in West Virginia: 86 headstart facilities, 110 before/after school centers, 49 religious facility daycares, and 317 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 317 |
| Headstart Programs | 86 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 49 |
| Before or After School | 110 |
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One parent describes the facility as a friendly place. The limited feedback highlights a welcoming atmosphere for families.
One parent describes the center as an amazing place, highlighting a positive experience with the facility. The single review provided offers high praise without mentioning any specific drawbacks or areas for improvement.
Parents praise Buckhannon Head Start for its professional and kind staff who work well with children. The facility is described as a good learning environment. One parent preferred it over an alternative location.
Parents praise EPIC Head Start/Pre-K at Inwood Family Worship Center for its warm, welcoming Christian environment and dedicated teachers. The program offers transportation via bus, interactive teaching, and a comfortable facility with good accessibility. Parents report feeling confident in the care their children receive.
PRIDE Community Services in Logan, West Virginia is a Head Start program that receives consistently positive feedback. Parents and community members praise the organization for its comprehensive social services including childcare, assistance with utility bills, meal delivery, weatherization programs, and support for elderly, veterans, and low-income families. Staff members are noted for being friendly, respectful, and genuinely committed to helping those in need.
Reviews are not actually about the daycare program but rather about St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church itself, praising the priest, services, church community, and facilities. No substantive feedback about the Head Start/Pre-K program's educational quality, staff, or childcare services is provided.
NOTE: The reviews provided are for James Rumsey Technical Institute, a vocational/technical school, not for the EPIC HEAD START/PRE-K daycare program. The reviews discuss CDL training, HVAC, IT/Networking, GED programs, and other adult/high school technical education - not early childhood care. No actual parent reviews for the daycare program were found.
A few parents describe the staff as friendly, caring, and helpful, though one reviewer reports being denied assistance. The overall sentiment highlights positive interactions with employees while noting a specific instance of unhelpful service.
SCAC in Harts, West Virginia is a Head Start facility with mixed reviews. While some parents praise caring staff members and good service, others report poor communication, inconsistent customer service, and negative experiences with certain staff members.
One parent describes the staff and programs as wonderful, noting that teachers quickly alleviated their pre-enrollment fears. Another reviewer praises the early head start and birth-to-three programs as the best they have experienced. A single negative comment cites a bus breakdown that prevented attendance, though it is unclear if this reflects a recurring operational issue.
One parent highlights the friendly, family-like staff and the educational and environmental learning opportunities for children. Another reviewer describes the location as a wonderful venue with ample space for both kids and adults, noting its use for events like baby showers.
One parent highlights the staff's patience and kindness, noting long-standing positive relationships with the team, while another reports severe behavioral management issues, including a teacher physically handling a child and alleged unprofessional conduct. The critical review details a pattern of shortened schedules and exclusionary tactics for a child with special needs, citing inadequate support and poor communication.
Mountain Cap of WV has mixed reviews with significant communication and service concerns. While some parents praise the staff as awesome and helpful, others report serious issues with management professionalism, unresponsiveness, and alleged discriminatory practices.
Zion Child Development Center receives mixed reviews with stark contrasts between experiences. Positive reviews praise staff care, flexible hours, and child development, while negative reviews cite serious concerns including frequent closures, inadequate supervision, safety incidents, staff disrespect, and mishandling of special needs and infant care.
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